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Will this work on the Mazdas as well?
http://www.macperformance.com/store...&Product_ID=348
http://www.macperformance.com/store...&Product_ID=348
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Originally Posted by SilverTank
Link won't work. What's the product number?
Most Ford engine stuff should work, as the differances are mostly in bodywork.
Most Ford engine stuff should work, as the differances are mostly in bodywork.
98-03 Ford Ranger 3.0 V6
Part Number: 3680
Price: 159.50
Description: Retains all emission controls. Comes complete with hardware and a reusable Hi-Flow air filter.
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In terms of price, I'd say MAC is one of the best. Mine fits like a glove, and was $100 less than it's nearest competitor. Nicely engineered with good quality polished metal.
For performance, you may pick up 3-4 HP. They usually say around 5% for an intake, 5% for exhaust. You will notice the engine revs faster, with good high end accelaration. Don't expect to be blown from your seat.
For performance, you may pick up 3-4 HP. They usually say around 5% for an intake, 5% for exhaust. You will notice the engine revs faster, with good high end accelaration. Don't expect to be blown from your seat.
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